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If you saw my email inbox you might be surprised at some of the mail I receive. I have signed up on distribution lists for many medical sites, including Nursing Times from the UK. I received an announcement today about an upcoming convention in LONDON, that may be of interest to some of you. This convention/conference is September 29-30 and the registration is FREE. I wish I could go, but its a bit far to commute. Some of you who live in the UK may be interested, though.

Rae-Grant earned his medical degree from McMaster University Faculty of Health Sciences, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada and completed his neurology residency at the University of Western Ontario, London Health Sciences Centre, London, Ontario, Canada. He plays an active role at Cleveland Clinic Mellen Center overseeing education on multiple sclerosis in the northeastern Ohio region, assists with clinical trials, and is involved with resident and student education at the Clinic.

Im located in london ontario and I would love to know if anyone has had a reversed tubal and where they had it along with costs and any other info or tips that might help. Please lemme know!thanks!

Yes I live in London Ontario and I am looking to have a Tubal Reversal.I don't know where to start or how to go about it.I would like to know who to get a hold of and how much it cost.If anyone could help me I would really appreciate it.

So I'm 30 weeks now and have booked my flight to visit my family in Ontario (I just moved to Florida a few months ago). I will be 33 weeks when I fly up to Ontario and 34 when I fly back home. My new Dr in florida said its not recommend to fly the the 3rd trimester but I've read many women have, and had friends that have. Its an hour to Atlanta and then an hour and a but to buffalo. What are some views/ opinions on this?

London, Ontario. Due August 17th, my sister in law's birthday and just after my Mom's.

34/Male born and raised in Mumbai,India I came to Canada in 2007 and recently first I was in Totonto, Ontario for 2 year then I moved to Calgary,Alberta and now back London,Ontario in June end. Weather wise Ontario is good, it is hot and humid similar to Mumbai and Calgary was very cold and dry. 2 weeks ago I started developing a rash on my forehead and right arm, nothing on the left arm. This rash started growing slowly and is tichy with scales/flakes of skin.

i have read an article stating how some people may have been exposed to the hiv virus (and hepatitis) because the hospital didnt use the proper sterilization on colonoscopy equipment. and another similar article that stated those that underwent ear, nose, and throat treatments were exposed too. how likely is someone to catch the hiv virus from a situation like this?

I am from london ontario and I just posted on here I just started a methadone program today day 1. Your family doctor can taper you off oxys if you ask him/her. They do it once in ontario. Then its up to you!!!

The article you reference makes no mention of HIV - that is because HIV cannot be transmitted that way. If you have other questions about the safety of using dental equipment, we suggest visiting the Dental Health forum, as this forum is HIV specific.

I live in windsor ontario and when I was young i had to go up to london ontario to the hospital up there twice a year for testing on my eyes.Do you think a vectroctomy is a good option for someone with re occuring bleeding in the eye? My opthamologist says that is the only option but if there is something else that you know of that may help I can bring it up to him because I have to go and see him on thursday for another lazer treatment because my eye blead again a few days ago. Thanks again.

Tattoo artists/piercers are trained on safety measures regarding bloodborne pathogens and do not reuse needles and they sterilize equipment between all customers.

Power-generating equipment, arc welding equipment and powerful magnets (as in medical devices, heavy equipment or motors) can inhibit pulse generators. Patients who work with or near such equipment should know that their pacemakers may not work properly in those conditions. Cellphonelphones available in the United States (less than 3 watts) don't seem to damage pulse generators or affect how the pacemaker works.

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